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What is everyone's experience with the new 64 bit

Jim Woodhead

Jim Woodhead04-30-2013 07:32

Jim Woodhead

Jim Woodhead04-30-2013 07:33

Brett Lyder

Brett Lyder04-30-2013 09:13

  • 1.  What is everyone's experience with the new 64 bit

    Posted 04-29-2013 09:26
    What is everyone's experience with the new 64 bit ODBC for Sage 100? I need to set up a linked server in a 64 bit SQL environment. Has anyone done this? Any issues to worry about?


  • 2.  RE: What is everyone's experience with the new 64 bit

    Posted 04-29-2013 13:51
    Everything I was going to need it for is already reloaded the 32bit version.


  • 3.  RE: What is everyone's experience with the new 64 bit

    Posted 04-30-2013 07:25
    I'm in the same boat @JimWoodhead . Any luck with the linked server in 64-bit SQL?


  • 4.  RE: What is everyone's experience with the new 64 bit

    Posted 04-30-2013 07:28
    No not yet. We ate toying with taking client to SQL. We have SQL mirroring installed so that adds an additional twist.


  • 5.  RE: What is everyone's experience with the new 64 bit

    Posted 04-30-2013 07:31
    If I install the 64-bit driver, it doesn't overwrite or remove the good old 32-bit SOTAMAS90 DSN does it?


  • 6.  RE: What is everyone's experience with the new 64 bit

    Posted 04-30-2013 07:32
    It might


  • 7.  RE: What is everyone's experience with the new 64 bit

    Posted 04-30-2013 07:33
    We are still testing


  • 8.  RE: What is everyone's experience with the new 64 bit

    Posted 04-30-2013 07:34
    I know, I'll have to test it. The more i think about it, it doesn't really matter. I need it on the SQL server not on my TS or workstations. Thanks for letting me talk it out.


  • 9.  RE: What is everyone's experience with the new 64 bit

    Posted 04-30-2013 08:25
    Well...Date fields are causing me some grief. But other than that using the 64-bit odbc driver to create a Sage 100 linked server is working like a charm.


  • 10.  RE: What is everyone's experience with the new 64 bit

    Posted 04-30-2013 08:51
    I heard there is an issue with doing linked servers and Sage is aware of it.


  • 11.  RE: What is everyone's experience with the new 64 bit

    Posted 04-30-2013 08:55
    Haven't used the 64-bit ODBC yet but dates have always caused me grief on Linked Servers that using SQL Express edition. I always have to convert them in the SELECT as in SELECT Convert(Varchar(10),InvoiceDate, 101) as InvDate as opposed to just: SELECT InvoiceDate Hope that's relevant.


  • 12.  RE: What is everyone's experience with the new 64 bit

    Posted 04-30-2013 09:13
    Thanks @AlnoorCassim, yes it's relevant.


  • 13.  RE: What is everyone's experience with the new 64 bit

    Posted 04-30-2013 10:05
    @JohnnyPabian do you know what the issue with linked server is?


  • 14.  RE: What is everyone's experience with the new 64 bit

    Posted 04-30-2013 10:19
    @JohnLeonard - I am not sure - I happened to be at Sage Irvine in support and was talking with some of the staff and they said there was an issue. The sadder part is support really had no idea how to setup a linked server with MAS90 so I gave them some steps to do. So there really may not be an issue. I have some ugrades coming up that will shed the light. I can probably test today if the 64 bit odbc works to 64-bit for example - I will post that later.


  • 15.  RE: What is everyone's experience with the new 64 bit

    Posted 04-30-2013 10:24
    It works. I got one working using the 64-bit driver at a client just this morning. There may be issues here and there but you can definitely access the tables and the data.


  • 16.  RE: What is everyone's experience with the new 64 bit

    Posted 04-30-2013 19:54
    I did not do with a linked server but I could pull data into a 64-bit excel from a ver 5.0 install but i could not pull data from a 4.4 install for some reason - kept saying logon failed. Testing a silent dsn still resulted in login failed not tables returned for a 5.0 install. seems a little unstable.